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On today's show:Producer Hannah McCarthy takes a drive up to Livermore to find out why a recent census listed the ghost town's population as "3". You can…
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It’s not something you normally associate with New Hampshire. But for decades, archaeology has been quietly thriving here.This summer, the State…
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Asked to imagine a "medieval city", you probably think of walled fiefdoms, bustling market stalls, maybe a castle, cathedral or dome of a mosque in Europe…
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Asked to imagine a "medieval city", you probably think of Europe or the Middle East - walled fiefdoms, bustling market stalls, maybe a castle, cathedral…
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There are a lot of adjectives used to describe great white sharks: Giant. Fearsome. Deadly. But author and naturalist Sy Montgomery has seen sharks up…
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It was 1623 when European settlers established their first fishing colony in the area around the Piscataqua River. That was nearly 400 years ago – and yet…
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Ancient archaeology is the kind of thing that, with the right find, can quickly capture the public’s attention and fascination.And yet a New Hampshire…
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While woolly mammoth specimens have been discovered in Vermont and Maine, there's never been a confirmed finding in New Hampshire. Until now. NHPR's Sean…
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Since 1996, the State Archeologist Dick Boisvert has led excavations at sites in Jefferson, uncovering tools and stone shards that tell the story of the…
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The Life Of Cavemen, Outside Of The CaveThroughout the world, hundreds of caves have been discovered containing artifacts and paintings from pre-historic times. The art work found in these caves…